GREENSBORO – The Greensboro Free Library will host a Death Café on All Souls Day, Thursday, Nov. 2, from 11 a.m. to noon. Everyone is welcome to this open discussion about death. The objective is to engage in interesting, thought-provoking and life-affirming conversation: this is not a counseling or bereavement[Read More…]
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Garden Journals Should Have Seven Essentials
by Deborah J. Benoit, Extension Master Gardener, University of Vermont NORTH ADAMS, MASS. – Whether you choose a ready-made book, a calendar with plenty of room for notes or a three-ring binder to keep it all together, there are some things you’ll find incredibly helpful to keep track of in[Read More…]
Cabot Community Contra and Family Dances in November
CABOT – The Cabot Community Dance will host two events during the month of November, both held in the Willey Building (Cabot Town Hall, 3084 Main St). The monthly second-Friday contra dance, on November 10, will feature thecalling of Luke Donforth, from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. A short session[Read More…]
Witches Broom and Fairy Rings
by Elizabeth McCarthy like children lost in the dark forest we who are old wander an unfamiliar path where nature leaves her clues for us to doubt and wonder if we ever knew reality now that light is fading and shadows cloak us in chill when earth places before us[Read More…]
Fall Pruning
by Henry Homeyer CORNISH FLAT, N.H. – I asked an experienced arborist the other day what he thought about pruning apple trees in the fall. His answer was the same as mine: “Prune when you have time and the pruners in your hand.” Yes, March is a good time to[Read More…]
A Witch in The Woods
by D. Glenn Miller CONNECTICUT — In late autumn, well past the showy blossoms of summer, after even fall’s late bloomers have faded and the trees have dropped their leaves, there is one shrubby plant still putting on a flower show: American witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana). Four slender, wrinkly yellow[Read More…]
Free Education will be Offered in April
MORRISTOWN – April 2024 will bring some opportunities to Morristown and the surrounding communities in the form of the newly minted Morristown Free University. With the help of a generous grant from the Vermont Community Fund, River Arts of Morrisville and Morristown Centennial Library have combined their efforts to create[Read More…]
Working Group Formed to Host Neighborhood Dinner
HARDWICK – Twenty-two people from Hardwick and Walden met on October 24, at the Hardwick Senior Center to get updates from the leaders of Neighbor to Neighbor: Helen Beattie, Diane Grenkow and Kim Hartling-Wells, and to share a meal. Although there are ongoing needs for help after July’s flooding, direct[Read More…]
Atraeus Lea Paquin
A son, Atraeus Lea Paquin, was born on October 17 at Copley Hospital to Brandon Paquin and Leiah Devenger of Hardwick.
AWARE Report
HARDWICK – AWARE served 19 people from October 22 through October 29. AWARE is a nonprofit organization, established in 1984, dedicated to resolving the causes and effects of domestic violence and sexual assault in the greater Hardwick area.The 24-hour hotline is 802-472-6463.
The Gods Finally Woke Up
by Willem Lange EAST MONTPELIER – What would you have done? I was committed to a Friday-Sunday weekend down by the seashore in Nahant, just north of Boston, and I had a fund-raiser commitment Thursday at a senior living community in Peterborough, sort of halfway there from Montpelier. It didn’t[Read More…]
Hardwick Police Media Log
October 23: Mental Health Incident, Vt. Rte. 15 W; Theft, Mackville Road; Theft, Vt. Rte. 15 W; Traffic Stop, Wolcott St.; Directed Patrol, Hazen Union Drive; VIN Verification, High St.; Traffic Stop, Vt. Rte. 15; Transport, Dale St.; Traffic Stop, Wolcott St.; Assist – Motorist, Vt. Rte. 14; Foot Patrol,[Read More…]
